The Nitro 505 has a 20-inch long aluminum Micro-Trac fluted barrel to guide the arrow. TenPoint equipped the Nitro 505 with a Vector-Quad cable system, which means that it utilizes four cables instead of the standard two, this eliminates cam lean and generates straight nock travel. It has a center-mounted riser so no nose-heavy feel and the foregrip gives you good control over the front. The Nitro 505 is an extremely very well-balanced crossbow. This cam system rotates an industry-leading 404 degrees! The TenPoint Nitro 505 is a reverse draw crossbow that is powered by the brand new RX8-Cam system. The Nitro 505 tips our scales at 7.9 pounds and that is without accessories installed. The crossbow has a two-piece Tech-X stock with cutouts to reduce weight.
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The TenPoint Nitro 505 has a full length of 30.7 (without stirrup) inches and it has an axle to axle width of a mere 6.5 inches cocked and 12.5 inches wide uncocked. From AK lines, to weekend park days it got you covered.įor a guide to the best travel backpacks that will save your ass even if you fall into the sea, click here.In the package, we found the Nitro 505 with ACUslide, an integrated string stop system, the Evo-X Marksman Elite, one 6-pack of EVO-X CenterPunch arrows, and a 6-arrow Tech Quiver. I am not really sure what else could you ask from a snowboard backpack and is missing from the Nitro Slash 25. There is also a way to fix your trekking poles during the descent or whenever you don’t need them. Both sides have compression straps that are also used to secure your skis/splitboard/trekking poles. There is also a side pocket under the left loop. There is a loop on each side of the backpack that helps you mount your skis or splitboard. With the growing popularity of splitboarding there is also a way to attach your splitboard or even skis for that matter. Straps are reinforced and rubberized so the snowboard edges don’t cut into your backpack. Hydration hole on the top of the backpack Snowboard carry systemīackpack has a standard vertical snowboard carry system with two wide straps to attach your board to the backpack. On the opposite side of the main pocket you have a hydration sleeve and a sleeve for back protection – backpack si compatible with The Koroyde EOP 1.0 back protector. Above dry pocket you have a smaller pocket for all the quick access items you want to get to quickly without digging into the backpack. There is a dry pocket that will keep your electronics dry even if you get snow inside of your backpack. The main pocket has a couple of additional organisation pockets. With Nitro Slash everything goes in easily. Lots of backpacks have avalanche gear designated pockets but the it turns out it is impossible to squeeze a medium sized shovel into the pocket.
The backcountry safety gear organisation pocket will comfortably fit your probe and shovel, there is a neoprene pocket for your avalanche transceivers (avalanche beacon) and most important – all these things comfortably fit into the pocket with lots of room to spare.
A main pocket, backcountry safety gear organisation pocket, and a big fleece lined goggle pocket. There is an emergency whistle on the sternum strap. Whole backside of the Slash 25 A small pocket on the waist belt. It comes in one size, but on the back side you can adjust the length of the backpack according to your height by moving the strap that holds the top end of the shoulder straps. It has a vertical board carry system, backcountry safety gear organisation pocket, external hiking pole stashing and gear loops, internal dry gear sleeve, fleece lined goggle sleeve, and hydration compatible capabilities. It comes in two colors, golden mud (in the photos) and almost black. Slash 25 on the other hand looks like a regular technical backpack that offers you just about everything you need from a snowboard backpack. And secondly, half of today’s backpacks seem to put the “hipster” look in front of usability and as a bit of a technical geek that gets excited by all the features and details a retro looking backpack that resembles something from my grandpas closet just doesn’t do it for me:). I have already owned an old Nitro Slash backpack and I loved it, it lasted for a really really long time. I decided on the Slash 25 because of two reasons. NITRO Slash 25 Pro is one of the best rated backpacks in the market, but there isn’t a lot of info on it even on Nitro website apart from the basic description. If you are looking to buy a new snowboard backpack this review might help you.
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